On July 6, Zhongke Wenge (01956.HK) fell 5.68% in regular trading, trading at HK$83.0/share, with turnover of HK$3.6864 million. The stock has now declined over 25% from its first-day closing price of HK$111.7.

The continued weakness is attributed to a shareholder reduction announcement and sustained post-IPO selling pressure. Xinhua Net's wholly-owned subsidiary previously disclosed plans to sell up to 477,600 shares of Zhongke Wenge within the next 12 months, with an expected transaction value of approximately HK$53.35 million. Notably, the reduction plan was disclosed just four days after the company's June 26 listing, dampening market confidence.

The company listed at an issue price of HK$60.70, surging as much as 105% on its debut before entering a sustained correction. While expectations of inclusion in the Stock Connect program have provided intermittent support, the shareholder sell-down disclosure has dominated near-term sentiment.

Zhongke Wenge is an enterprise-level AI technology and service provider founded by a team from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, specializing in decision intelligence powered by proprietary large language models.

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